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Snapshot of Gender and Age Assessments Tirana – Brasov - Prishtina
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Why a diverse and gender balanced workforce?
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HR policies& practices
Defining success in gender equality: looking at outcomes and processes HR statistics Employee survey HR policies& practices Pay gap analysis
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Talent pipeline: Gender Composition
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Aging workforce requires the need to rethink renewal and transition planning process
Almost 60% of workforce is over 49 years old Highest representation of women in year bracket Most exists occur at 59 and older
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Women are more likely to be recruited at operational level and less likely to be promoted than men….
Recruitments and Exits: Promotions 2017 year
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The retention or transition by female junior managers to women in top management is not (yet) happening Board of Directors of Prishtina and Tirana had no female representation; Brasov 40 percent female representation
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There is room to strengthen HR policies and practices and their effective implementation to promote diversity For example for company culture, such practices could entail Diversity and inclusion policy and communication Top leadership commitment and targets in business plan Budget for diversity and inclusion Managers are accountable to improve diversity and inclusion Sexual harassment policy in place Example for flexible
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Some key findings concerning effective policies and practices
Recruitment: targets for gender composition at all levels, transition planning and gender-diverse candidate pools and interview teams Flexible working: Informal practices, but no systematic menu of options based on needs of male and female employees in a changing society Leadership development: limited access to formal leadership training and mentoring programs, and no systematic identification top talents Equal pay: legislation on equal pay; but no regular assessments; communication about compensation Culture: limited measures to promote inclusive company culture
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I believe that men and women are given the same opportunities to be hired by this company I believe that I am given fair opportunities to be promoted in this company: v
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Perceptions on equal pay may differ between men and women…
Perceptions on equal pay may differ between men and women…. statistical assessment and communication needed I am being paid fairly for the work I do compared to others in similar roles Pay gap assessment for Brasov utility found that – when taking into account age, years with the company, level of responsibility, type of job, the unexplained pay gap was around 6 percent in favor of women compared to men in similar situations (inclusive of bonuses)
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Thanks to pioneering utilities of Brasov, Tirana and Prishtina for sharing their learning and next steps
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